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Manila FAME exhibitors and buyers find new digital home with trade show’s shift to online exhibition
When it comes to great Filipino design, there are no borders–physical or otherwise. That’s true for Manila FAME in more...
The 70th edition of Manila FAME wrapped up as quickly as it opened. At least that’s what it feels like...
When it’s this hot outside, shopping does indeed become a form of cardio. For the next two weekends, prepare yourself...
Basket-weave bird cages were used as magazine trays; heads of santo were emboldened with color and graphics; mops of straws were turned into pouf chairs. Oversized paper fans were shaped into room dividers.
There’s been a spot of bother about the renowned Kalinga tattoo artist, Whang-Od, being taken out of her natural habitat, as it were, and installed in a booth at Manila FAME by Citem.
The Aranaz brand as we know it today was launched in 1999. But it traces its origins decades back, when Becky, the family matriarch, established her own manufacturing and exports firm. By the turn of the century, the brand became known for its roomy totes and luxurious box clutches made with indigenous materials.
Filipino artisans and manufacturers of furniture, home and holiday décor, and fashion accessories continue to aspire for the export market,...
MANILA FAME, the much-anticipated global trade show featuring Philippine designs for the home, holiday, and fashion sectors, opened its doors...
Boutique designs or high-end and high-concept sophisticated products for the home, fashion and the Christmas season will be the come-ons...
German home accessories designer Detlef Klatt created a special gallery showcasing the best Philippine-made products, including holiday décor, in the October edition of Manila FAME (Furnishings and Apparel Manufacturers’ Exchange).
